Sentence examples for better methods of assessing from inspiring English sources

Clearly, better methods of assessing response after preoperative therapy are needed.

The increasing importance of developing better methods of assessing candidates' personal attributes for admission into medical school was recently reviewed by Albanese et al. [ 2].

Since, at least for the foreseeable future, tissue specimens in the form of biopsies will continue to be the source of tumor cells to be analyzed for presence and expression level of specific molecules, better methods of assessing quality of preservation of the macromolecules will need to be developed.

Given the need for better methods of assessing the risk of CHD in women, as up to 20% of CHD events in women occur in the absence of conventional risk factors, 52 the utility of reproductive history as a marker of risk is very attractive.

It is, according to Microsoft, more intuitive and adaptable than using the Print Screen function, and also allows teachers a better method of assessing student work.

I taught English for years and have been an educator since 1957 and have yet to discover a better method of assessing my students' progress in learning how to write than reading their compositions closely, with a red pencil, usually at least twice.

While still not perfect, it was considered a better method of assessing availability (rather than abundance) than formalin sampling.

However, there is currently no better method of assessing pain in a population with severe dementia beyond the proposed approach in this study.

The correlation between SGRQ and CAT scores in stable patients is good (r = 0.80) [ 9], however a better method of assessing the agreement of two instruments designed to measure the same thing is a technique known most commonly as the Bland and Altman plot [ 11].

Understanding the chemistry of what happens to molecules and their epitopes in tissue is important for developing better methods for assessing the quality of protein in tissue.

Over the past 10 years, gene expression profiling has emerged as a successful clinical strategy to meet the need for better methods to assess the risk of recurrence and to better inform treatment decisions in patients with hormone receptor positive (HR+) breast cancer [ 3– 12].